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Summary: works great
Review: Faster than using the built-in CompactFlash slot on my printer. For laptop use, a PCMCIA compact flash card is nicer.
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Summary: Plain and simple
Review: SanDisk reader is rugged. Made of some type of hard rubber. No fragile plastic pieces. Does it's job without any problem. I did receive errors when transferring large number of images from my Compact flash card. I later found it was the usb port on my computer that was the problem.Only draw back was the drivers found at SanDisk's web site. They seem to be minimal drivers and not the complete set found on the CD.
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Summary: A must-have accessory for your digital camera
Review: You have to get one of these if you have a digital camera. Plug it in and forget about it. Insert your memory card and drag and drop pictures from the card onto your hard drive. In less time than it takes to open a program you'll be ready to work with your photos. Update: It works even better with Windows XP. The only accessory more essential is rechargeable batteries.
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Summary: m.e
Review: I have M.E and it locks-up quite abit when trying to take the card out.Kind of a pain.You have to reboot to get the card out.
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Summary: TERRIFIC
Review: If you have a digital camera, BUY THIS. It is easy to use and you will discover how many uses it has beyond just your camera. Well worth owning!
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Summary: Easy!
Review: Downloading pictures couldn't be simpler with this thing. Just hook it up to your computer's USB port and you're all set. I bought this even though my canon s100 comes with USB support ... the card reader becomes like another drive ... you can drag-and-drop pictures as you deem fit. Get it!
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Summary: A must-have accessory for your digital camera.....
Review: ....if, that is, your camera takes compactflash memory. I use a 256Mb card in my Nikon, and downloading images was truly tedious using the cameras own serial link. This little miracle installs in no time, takes up about two square inches of space, and downloads pictures like lightning. I now take zillions more photos, zap them across to the PC, check them out, and then delete all but the best, instead of having to figure out from the camera's tiny monitor which were worth keeping before I dragged them across at snails pace.
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Summary: SanDisk SDDR-31-01
Review: I have windows XP Home Edition. The Sandisk took 5 seconds to set up. Plug it into the USB port, and XP installs the correct drivers by itself. thats it! If you have XP you dont need to even touch the drivers that come with it. Pictures are read from the card instantly. You wont be disappointed with this
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Summary: Works fine.
Review: I have had this one for a while, and while it worked fine under Win98, it did not like WinXP. Uninstall it and let the built-in XP drivers set it up and you'll have no problems. If you own a digicam, you must have a card reader or you're missing the beauty of simple integration.
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Summary: Excellent.
Review: ...I use one at home and recommended it to a business associate who is also very pleased with its performance and ease of usage. It greatly reduces time to transfer my photos on and off the camera. This device easily sets up as another drive letter (F: on my PC) for easy access. It makes downloading photos from your camera a nice experience.
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